Find # of User Licenses

[Richard D. Williams]

This is not exact accurate but I will give you some idea;

count_clerk+=`ps -ef | grep clerk | wc -l`
count_report+=`ps -ef | grep report | wc -l`
num=$((num1 + num2))
count=$((count_clerk + count_report))
FPUSERS=$count export FPUSERS


You could also run this as a user program inside filepro.

Create a script as /usr/local/bin/FP_USERS;

count_clerk+=`ps -ef | grep clerk | wc -l`
count_report+=`ps -ef | grep report | wc -l`
num=$((num1 + num2))
count=$((count_clerk + count_report))
echo $count

Then inside a filepro processing table write;

user fpusers = /usr/local/bin/FP_USERS;n(4,.0)=fpusers;close 
fpusers;msgbox n

Hope this helps,

Richard D. Williams




On 9/23/2019 8:39 AM, Cindy Youngman via Filepro-list wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a environment variable or command I can run to determine the user
> count for filePro?  I've PFVER but it only gives me the version not the
> user count.
>
> Thanks,
> Cindy Youngman
> FutureSoft Tech
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